UAB Masso Garden - Roasted Crushed Horn

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Roasted horn is a naturally derived nitrogen-rich fertiliser that promotes plant growth, affects foliage colour, and supports flowering. The nitrogen that can be assimilated by the roots is released into the soil gradually and for an extended period without the risk of root burn. It is used during planting, when preparing the soil in autumn, during repotting, or simply by spreading it. This 100% natural and biodegradable product can be used in organic agriculture.

The UAB Masso Garden Crushed and Roasted Horn, which is very rich in nitrogen, releases this nutrient in a progressive and long-lasting manner without the risk of root burn. It is an excellent base fertiliser. It promotes the growth and flowering of plants while maintaining long-term soil fertility. Roasted horn is ideal for meeting the needs of bushes and perennials that remain in place for several years. It is straightforward to use, whether at planting, during soil preparation, when repotting, or simply by spreading it for maintenance. 100% natural and biodegradable, this fertilizer is suitable for organic gardening.

Crushed and roasted horn is derived from slaughterhouse waste: crushed horns, hooves, or claws. Like all organic materials of animal origin, it is inherently rich in nitrogen, containing 14% nitrogen. The horn slowly decomposes under the action of soil microorganisms, providing a spread-out fertilising effect over time, for a year or even longer: the plant takes up nutrients as it needs them. Roasted horn poses no risk of root burn. However, avoid overdosing to prevent excessive leaf and stem production at the expense of flowering and fruiting.

Suitable for all crops, crushed and roasted horn can be used for planting or maintenance from February to October when the conditions of heat and humidity are favourable for plant growth and the action of decomposing microorganisms. One application per year is sufficient.

Recommended application rates: Trees/flowers: 125 g/m² or per plant. Maintenance/Transplanting: 75 g per m².

During soil preparation in spring or autumn, spread before digging.

The product is suitable for organic agriculture by EC Regulation 834/2007.

Technical features

Product approved for organic cultivation in compliance with EC regulation 834/2007

Main uses Roasted ground horn can be used for all crops but is particularly suitable for perennial plants: trees, shrubs, perennials and lawns. Avoid overdosing so as not to encourage the production of leaves and stems to the detriment of flowering and fruiting. This natural fertiliser is used for planting or maintenance from February to October when conditions of heat and humidity are favourable for plant growth and the action of decomposing micro-organisms. One application per year is sufficient. Recommended application rates: Trees/flowers: 125 g/m² or per plant. Maintenance/Transplanting: 75 g/m². The opened pack should be carefully resealed and stored in a dry place away from the sun and bad weather.

Main uses Adding fertiliser to the soil, Adding organic matter to the soil, Plant nutrition

Includes fertiliser organic

Type of substance Powder, Solid

Use - this product is suitable for: Indoor pots and planters, Open ground, Open ground under glass/cover, Outdoor pots and planters

Soil - this product is suitable for: Acidic soil, chalk (heavy and alkaline) soil, Chalky soil, Clayey (heavy) soil, Stony soil

Plant type - this product is suitable for: Bamboos, Berries and vineyards, Climbers, Conifers, Fruit trees, Hedgerow plants, Lawns, Mild climate and citrus plants, Perennials, Roses, Trees and shrubs

Detailed features

Regulatory information The product can be used in organic farming in compliance with EC regulation 834/2007.

Tips

Should be used by burying, spreading, surfacing

Dose d'emploi 75 to 125 g/m²

Product classed under roots

Recommended for use in Open ground, Open ground under cold frame/cover, Outdoor pot/planter

Recommended for Chalk (heavy and alkaline) soil, chalky soils (poor, alkaline and draining), Clayey (heavy) soil, stony soils (poor and filtering)

Particularly recommended for Bamboos, Berries and vineyards, Climbers, conifers, fruit trees, Hedgerow plants, Lawn, Mild climate and citrus plants, Perennials, Roses, trees and shrubs

Best time to use product March to May